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…In the reserved judgment, the learned magistrate found the Bank liable as follows; As Mr Nyauke had correctly stated in his submissions; clause (j) Para. 1 page 18, it is the lender who is the attorney for borrower/charger…

…Both parties filed written submissions and made brief oral arguments to support their respective positions. 10.The Bank’s contention is that it has always been able and willing to execute the discharge upon receipt of the…

…In the reserved judgment, the learned magistrate found the Bank liable as follows; As Mr Nyauke had correctly stated in his submissions; clause (j) Para. 1 page 18, it is the lender who is the attorney for borrower/charger…

…Both parties filed written submissions and made brief oral arguments to support their respective positions. 10.The Bank’s contention is that it has always been able and willing to execute the discharge upon receipt of the…

…The appeal was argued by way written submissions. 4. The appellant in his submission stated that vital witnesses were not called to adduce evidence.…

…Counsel concluded his submissions by stating that the two courts below properly discharged their mandate and urged us to dismiss this appeal as one totally without merit. 5. This is a second appeal.…